Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

road Company.
BY Mr.. Wickham To provide fol
the payment Of judgment recovered
by the Kendall Bank.Note Company OF
New York against the Board OF Com.
missioners Of the Sinking Fund of vir-
GINA. The amount is 3S,061. 60.1
BY Mr.. Read: To amend and re.
enact section z, chapter SO, Acts 1873
70, entitled an act prescribing the du.
ties, powers, liabilities, and compensa.
ton OF district officers and TO repeal
chapter AZ and section ] of chapter 4S
of the Code of 1873, approved March
/ 26, 1875.
BY MIR. Staples To authorize the
Governor to furnish convict labor for
the construction OF the Roanoke and
Southern railroad between the city of
Roanoke and some point in the county
OF Henry on the line between the States
of Virginia and North Carolina.
BY Mr.. Gee: To repeal the game
law so far as it applies to the counties
of Prince George and Surry.
BY Mr.. Heaton: To INCORPORATE
Golden Hill Lodge, No. 1890, q. w.
0. of o: F., of Hamilton, Loudoun
county, Va.
BY same: Bill to INCORPORATE the
North Loudoun Telephone Company.
by Mr.. Petit with accompanying
peh;ion): To relieve Samuel Ford
Abraham, of Buckingham county. from
the payment of icense-tax.
BY Mr.. LOvenstein To incorporate
the New York and Southern Construc-
ton Company.
BY Mr.. Lovenstein To amend and
reensct sections 2, 3, and of an act
approved February 90, 1886, entitled
an act to incorporate the Virginia Con-
struction Company.
By Mr.. Gordon: Memorial of J. Au-
gustus Niche in regard to the public
debt of Virginia.
WEST vIRGINIA's LINE.
Mr.. Mccormick offered a preamble
and JOINT resolution, which under the |
rules lie over until tomorrow, author
Izing the Governor to appoint three
commissioners, to act with like COM
mission on behalf of the State of West
Virginia, to ascertain the true boundary
Inc or lines between the two States.
THE sPECAL-DEBT COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Williams called up the Joint re-
solution offered by himself the dav be-
ore providing for the appointment of
committee of three on the part of the
senate and five on the part of the
louise, to which shall be referred all
matters relating to the public debt, and [
lvlng said committee power to sit
Turing the sessions of the two houses.
Mr.. Heaton, who first advocated the
of this committee at the ,
ocular session, was now strongly OBJ
osed to 1t, and favored referring such y
leasures to the Finance Committee.
MIR. Wickham strongly opposed the
solution. The Finance Committee.
blch has on it much of the best talent s.
the body, had done more to keep the I
cut-worms " ont of the Treasury than p
~ other committee, and he hoped the il
mate would vote to refer all matters p
ncernlng the debt to this committee. Il
Mr.. Williams said he thought it wis d.
I'm to have a joint committee to con-
ier this subject rather than run the
TX, with separate committees in the 4.
o branches of having opposing mea- in
res thus reported. and probably no tn
ylslatlon on the subject effected =,
Mr.. Koiner opposed the resolution. -
d it was lost by the vote of 10 ayes to .,
noes. 0i
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. tb
Nr. Rhea called up the Joint resolu- ia
u offered by himself to submit to the all
'ple of the State an amendment to
Constitution providing that the debt tn,
funded under the Riddleberger bill cal
HIN given time shall never be paid. SUI
ordered to be printed.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
number of bills were advanced on
calendar, and the following were Ju
sed
Directing the Board of Public Works y
lellver to the Chesapeake and Ohio a.
lway Company certain maps and In-r
ers. Jaw
mending the law with reference to ill., ill.,
preservation of oysters and TO OBJ III vi
revenue for the privilege of taking U Uoa
n from the waters of the Common 20,
It'll. rep
VI ND'h'NOh' Car
cave of absence was granted Mr. \
t for one day and Mr.. Staples ior disr
days. own
ljourned at 2 2. NJ. tLp,
House OF Delegates. N
ne House met at ~ M.-Speaker Dun
1T in the chair. Prayer was offered be q
lev. DR.. Hoge, of the Presbyterian in
rch. ours
LIS REPORTED PROM Co,,,rrrrPps sire,
incorporate the Fredericksburg ~ ~
It Railway Company to provide giau
'orking and keeping in order the lug lug
OF Appomattox county; to pro- n".
for bringing suits against receivers nam nam
rtain cases; for the relief of sheriffs eosn
e service of civil process in coun- az e
'ther than the one in which they Gust GUST
c adversely to punish false pre- orls
IN obtaining registration of cattle 80 80
'ther animals and to punish giving NJ NJ
pedigree to incorporate the town Ne
nporla: to enlarge the corporate VIZ. WV
OF Newmarket, in Shenandoah W
y; to amend an act entitled an act 'iT ~,
v. to estahGsL OIL oo GU "A gentl
ce,,,a+o,;ne T., a. 49, ms and
of tbe Stoto 20 dn e9 o'ei i In oio that
for Amherst county to provide ous - y
e establishment of a reformatory ,t
utlful criminals in Virginia ; to tHo /
| the act incorporating the town h nun =
IN Fluyanna county to - nm
yer the trustees of the Disciples nc ui'
at Pulaski to sell church pro- t .ninS
lyon
~ AM MIR i-hhsp' want
Mr.. Oglesby: To provide free Mr. Y
10 0taie students 1.-THE Virginia lop, al
~ Ihstitu'e:. with /
Mr.. Franklin To provide for of tn,
lg and keeping in order the roads tween
oomattox county. hat OF
Mr. Curlett To provide for the either
y of the public roads in Ian Just
county. OK OIL
wi nay oolht resolution pro- on the
".i a;ionuinene 10 the C0nstltu- amour
relation to the debt. This is that ne
stance the same resolution as the tack d;
reduced into the Senate a few
20 by Mr.. Rhea.l Co
IT, Turner: Bill to amend Sec A pa
of chapter $50 of the Code of Senate
a, 1873, in reference to fees of propos
limiting
Sr. Moss To authorize the bonds
u Supervisors of the county of may 20